Freshman Colby Bronzburg (Bloomsburg, Pa./Bloomsburg) gave the Keystone College wrestling team an early 6-0 lead against The University of Scranton at the Long Center Saturday afternoon. It was all Royals, however, the rest of the way, as Scranton won the next nine matches en route to a 46-6 victory.  The loss drops the Giants to 4-10 on the season.

Bronzburg improved to 15-5 overall  by pinning Jake Thomson at the 1:43 mark of the first period. It was his seventh pin of the season.   In an exhibition bout at 149 pounds, freshman Tahron Sheffield (Plainfield, N.J./St. Benedict's Prep) improved to 2-4 on the year with a 17-7 major decision of Kevin Pompilio.

The Giants will return to action on Sunday, January 28, at the John Reese Duals hosted by Wilkes University. 

Keystone College vs. The University of Scranton
John Long Center
Scranton, Pa.
Saturday, Jan. 20, 2018
 
Scranton 46, Keystone 6
125 – Colby Bronzburg (Bloomsburg, Pa./Bloomsburg) (K) pinned Jake Thomson, 1:43. (0-6)
133 – Nicholas DePierro (S) pinned Paul Miller (Bethlehem, Pa./Saucon Valley), 6:21. (6-6)
141 – Nicholas Ciaccia (S) maj. dec. Harry Marr (Nottingham, Pa./Oxford Area), 15-3. (10-6)
149 – T.J. Conlon (S) dec. Thomas Michaels (Souderton, Pa./Souderton), 5-0. (13-6)
157 – John Sheedy (S) pinned Tahron Sheffield (Plainfield, N.J./St. Benedict's Prep), 1:20. (19-6)
165 – Kevin Merle (S) won by forfeit. (25-6)
174 – Zachary D'Apolito (S) pinned T.J. Pashinski, 4:20. (31-6)
184 – Patrick Deacon (S) won by forfeit. (37-6)
197 – Daniel D'Agostini (S) won by forfeit. (43-6)
285 – William Oxley (S) dec. Joshua Newhart (Bethlehem, Pa./Freedom), 7-0. (46-6)
 
141 exh. – Brandon Altieri (S) dec. Harry Marr (Nottingham, Pa./Oxford Area), 9-4.
149 exh. – Tahron Sheffield (Plainfield, N.J./St. Benedict's Prep) (K) maj. dec. Kevin Pompilio, 17-7.
157 exh. – William Laughlin (S) pinned Thomas Michaels (Souderton, Pa./Souderton), 1:44.
174 exh. – Andrew Gombas (S) maj. dec. T.J. Pashinski, 21-10.
285 exh. – Keegan Connelly (S) maj. dec. Joshua Newhart (Bethlehem, Pa./Freedom), 13-4.
 
Officials: Robert Gentilezza, Chris Pettigrew